Incipit 0.6.0 - new version strong chess engine

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Incipit is an experimental chess engine by Adam Twiss, author of Coda. Coda (and its predecessor GoChess) was one of the first chess engines developed entirely using AI coding agents, and now plays at a high level (#5 on the CCRL 40/15 single-CPU list, as of September 2026).
Author: Adam Twiss  Rating CEDR=3781

Incipit 0.5.0 vs other engines:
Mittens CEDR Windows37.5/46+2946 Games
Tcheran 14.023.5/46+146 Games
Caissa 2.019.5/46-746 Games
Peras 3.6.119/36+236 Games
Halogen 16.8.016.5/36-336 Games
Stockfish 1912/30-630 Games
Inphish 7.0.011/30-830 Games
PlentyChess 8.0.710.5/30-930 Games
Arasan 26.114.5/26+326 Games
Alexandria 9.1.0 JA11.5/26-326 Games
CorChess 2026100110/26-626 Games
Evolution 1.08.5/26-926 Games
Zigqueen 6.4.010.5/20+120 Games
Rebel 17.010/20+020 Games
Ravager 310/20+020 Games
Zigqueen 6.5.09.5/20-120 Games
Obsidian 16.159/20-220 Games
Reckless 0.10.0 26.8.26-dev9/20-220 Games
Igel 3.8.08.5/20-320 Games
Gaia 4.4.18.5/20-320 Games
Coda 0.9.58.5/20-320 Games




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